Black Pearl — Pirate Ship Model, Large Handcrafted Wood | Admiral Line
Model details
- Materials
- Mahogany, Western red cedar, Rosewood, Brass, Linen sails
- Construction
- Plank-on-frame, built by hand
- Condition
- Fully assembled, ready to display
- Display
- Wooden base with brass nameplate
- Collection
- Tall Ship Models - Admiral Line
- Item no.
- T295
Black hull. Black sails. The most recognizable pirate ship ever put on screen — built here as a serious plank-on-frame wood model, not a toy.
Our craftsmen work from film references and traditional shipwright methods, laying each hull plank over a wooden frame the way real vessels were built. The result arrives fully assembled and ready to display. No kit, no glue, no missing parts.
What you get
- Plank-on-frame construction in western red cedar, rosewood and mahogany
- Three decks, with rows of cast metal cannons running both sides
- Hand-knotted rigging across bowsprit and three masts
- Hand-stitched linen sails, unfurled and set
- Skull-and-crossbones flag flying above the foremast
- Detailed stern quarters with brass lanterns and carved portholes
- Deck fittings: barrels, stairways, cabin, wooden rudder, metal anchors
- Solid wood display base and engraved brass nameplate
Exclusive Edition
A unique serial number is etched into the hull, recording the build date, materials and workshop details of your specific model. No two are identical.
The ship behind the model
She began life as the merchant vessel Wicked Wench before Lord Beckett ordered her burned. Raised from the seabed by Davy Jones and rechristened the Black Pearl, she became the fastest thing on water in the Pirates of the Caribbean films — outrunning the Interceptor and the Flying Dutchman alike. Her speed came from sail area; her legend came from those black sails, which doubled as intimidation by day and stealth by night.
Hundreds of hours go into every hull. Each one passes a full quality inspection before it leaves the workshop.